Episode 79 - Running Events (Part 2)

The Independent Characters | Warhammer 40k Podcast

Carl Tuttle

Workshop, Marine, Space, Tyranid, Warhammer, Eldar, Leisure, Hobbies, Forge, Ork, 40k, World, Games

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🗓️ 10 June 2013

⏱️ 227 minutes

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Summary

Episode 79 will complete our two episode series on the running of events. The intention of this series is not to tell you a bullet pointed list of what to bring and exactly how to do it, but to inform on thoughts and ideas around running and growing events. While this is 40k focused for our purposes, the information contained in these episodes is not limited strictly to any one gaming system. This episode focuses on Regional and National (bordering International) level events.

We have quite a few guest interviews this time around, and the audio quality can vary from interview to interview. We have done our best in places to clean it up where it seems messy to us. We take our sound quality very seriously and this is why we tend to avoid doing lots of Skype Interviews. However, the value of the content presented here in Episode 79 was such that we felt it was worth some of the background hiss. We hope you agree.

Not only do we have a fantastic episode lined up for you, but at the end of it, we have our Forbidden Lore segment on Guy Haleys Black Library novel – Baneblade! We get Guy to join us for this hour long discussion, and lend us his insights! Forbidden Lore is full of Spoilers though, so if you haven’t read Baneblade, and you don’t want it spoiled, you will want to skip this segment. We have placed it at the end of the episode, after the closing music to make it easy for you to stop listening if necessary!

Thanks Guy for joining us and writing a highly entertaining book.

We hope you enjoy!

0:00:00 – Show Intro
0:08:56 – Workbench and Games Played
0:46:14 – Interview with Dan Benavidez from Da Grand Waaagh GT
1:12:20 – Interview with Reece Robbins of Frontline Gaming
1:41:40 – Interview with Mike Brandt of The NOVA Open
2:08:35 – Interview with Matt Weeks of Adepticon
2:44:15 – Final Thoughts and Show Closing
2:54:40 – Forbidden Lore: Baneblade with Guy Haley

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Independent Character's Episode 79.
0:21.8	This is Carl.
0:22.4	And this is Jeff.
0:23.3	And today we're going to be concluding our second part of our two arc series on running events.
0:31.0	We started off last episode, episode 78, talking about personal and local events.
0:37.0	And now we're moving into regional and
0:40.5	national events. Really trying to focus on giving you insight into why people are running these
0:46.7	events, why you might want to run these events, some of the problems that they've run into
0:50.5	over the course of these events, things to think about and ponder the philosophy behind
0:55.9	running events. Right. So as you go to run your events, this may give you some insight into
1:02.7	problems that people have run into, so maybe you can avoid. And honestly, there's actually a
1:07.3	couple of good tips in here from some of the best in the industry that are running events right now.
1:11.5	I know I've enjoyed actually talking to a lot of these people about these specific things, and it's been eye-opening to me as well.
1:18.8	So I'm glad we had these conversations that you're going to hear later in the show.
1:21.7	Very helpful. We've also got our Forbidden lore segment with Guy Haley.
1:25.6	Yeah, we do.
1:26.3	About his novel Bainblade, which is weirdly enough about an Imperial Guard tank.
1:32.0	That is rather large.
1:33.8	It is a Bainblade.
1:34.8	It's about several Imperial Guard tanks.
1:36.2	That is true.
1:37.3	And if you haven't had a chance to read that book, please do so before listening to our
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